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Central Division Zionists Hear Sir Alfred Mond
"Sir Alfred Moad is often called a Balfouriaa Zionist, that is, a Zionist who came into being after the Balfouj Declaration, but thtt is not a fact. He Was a Zionist long before and to-day he is one of the greatest Zionists of the movement/' said Rabbi Brickner in introducing: the distinguished British parliamentarian, Sir Alfred Mond, who delivered an address before three hundred members of the central division of the Zionist Organization Wednesday last at the King Edward Hotel.
"Interested as I am in Empire-building," begin Sir Alfred, "I am even more passionately interested in Palestine-building;" He told of the doubts which he had heard expressed on all sides concerning the project for the rebuilding of Palestine,; adding that people called it a dream and a chimera. ' 'This dream is coming true in a way which perhaps you don't realize," he said.
"There is no use being ashamed of being a Jew," he continued. "It is either a misfortune or a great thing to. belong ;td the finest race�the race which has given to the world the "finest two literatures that have been produced�the Old and New Testaments. By trying to disguise the fact that you are a Jew, you incur the condemnation of right-thinking men the world over. Lloyd George is not afraid to be a Welshman. He goes down to Wales and speaks to his people."
Sir Alfred described very clearly his impressions of the land of Palestine, which he received in the. course of a tour of investigation. "The sensation of standing on that soil beneath the crystal blue sky of Judaea is a sensation worth living on^'s whole life for. Palestine is a little' jewel box, so beautiful a country is it." Naming over an umber of the historical spots he had visited, "Every stone and hill is part of our history. No Jew can fail to feel it who visits Palestine," he said..
In the time of Josephu's, Sir Alfred said, the population :Of Judaea alone had . been between three and four millions. At present the 'whole of Palestine Was populated by but 700,000 inhabitants; There was not the slightest doubt but that the land was capable of supporting a vast number more than it has been doing/and for this reason the re-establishment plan might rightly be looked upon, as a good investment. "It does not matter what: you are, German, Russian, Polish, Italian or English, as long as you believe in the upbuilding of Palestine," he continued.
His career in business had fitted him, said the speaker, to judge between good and bad propositions. "If the proposition were in any sense of the word a fraud, I myself would never have lifted my hand to aid it," he said. "It is as good a country m which a man may build up a future and rear a family as , any I have seen," he continued. "It is a;white man's country, with a climate �like that of Southern Italy; it is an agricultural country, suited to the cultivation of almost numberless pro^ ducts, for which there are ready and profitable markets. Not only can.you grow these products�oranges, grape fruit, grapes, barley, tobacco and cotton, but find ready market."
With regard to the Jews who have alieady migrated to Palestine, he said: "In one generation our people have reassigned the manhood \\ hich has been almost crushed out of them by centuries of persecution in the ghettos of Europe. After seeing these men and women I feel more strongly than ever the pride of being a Jew."
"The national home in Palestine win be jttst whsit the Jews iratke it. (Loud applause). Moreover, you cannot build homes on paper or sentiment/1 he said, "it takes hearts and arms. Palestine does not belong to the Zionists nor does it belong to the Roman Jews. Palestine betoogs to fife Jews of the world. I do not beKeve in spoon-feeding
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Raised Toward Council oTJewish AVomen Community House Extension
On March 13 a campaign was started by Mist Adelaide Cohen to raise fund* for the Council of Jewish Women Community House Extension. Paper bricks were to, be sold at 10 cents each, ten bricks to the block.
Although the idea was for young people's clubs, a few adults took in interest in the scheme and the first six blocks were purchased by Mayor Maguire, Mrs. Sidney Snufll, Health Department, Mrs. N. Brock Wilkins, Social Hygiene Council, Prof. Dale. Social Service Dept., University of Toronto, Rev. F. N. Stapleford, Neighborhood Workers' Association, and Rabbi B. R. Brickner, Holy Blossom Synagogue. .
Palestine Lodge donated $50.
The Adelaide Girls gave a play and dance, proceeds of which, being $90.12, went to this fund.
A silver cup, donated by Mrs. Percy Hermant, was awarded to the Sunday School of Holy Blossom Synagogue, the children there having sold the greatest number. A second cup given by Mrs, M. Kates was won by the Junior Society of Holy Blossom Synagogue. Mary Goodman, of Holy Blossom Sunday School, Mrs. Krieger, of College Street, and Ethel Meyers, of the Jewish Girls' Club, won individual1 prizes of. -gold pencils. An umbrella donated by Mrs. Julius Eisman, President of Council of Jewish Women, was awarded to Bessie Klein man, 11 years old, of Miss Albina Simonski.'s class at the Community 'House Sewing School. A prize of $2.50, also given by Mrs. Eisman, was Won by Miss Lena Gang, of the Adelaide Girls. Miss Cohen was assisted by Mrs, M. Kates. '-.'..;-.' _- �' ---�' ; ,:- ; -"._'. ��'� '� .
The following clubs and individuals participated in this campaign:: "
Adelaide Girls, play and dance, $90.12; Adelaide Girls, bricks sold, $47.00; Holy Blossom Sunday School, $129.60; Junior Society, Holy Blossom, $60.20; Palestine Lodge, $50.00; Jewish Girls' Club, $31.40 and $13.00; Sewing School, Community House, $29.05; Adelaide Cohen, $32.85; Junior Council, $27,50; 59th Troop Boy. Scouts $23.60; Young Hebrew Women's Choral Society, $18.80; Boot and Shoe Society; $18.20; Mrs. Krieger, College Street, $13:00; Mrs. A. Levy; $10.00; Quin Decum Girls, $7.40; Deborah Giils, $6.20; 60th Troop Boy Scouts, $5.45; Jordan Athletic and Literary Society, $5:iO; Herzl Zion Club, $5.00; Orion Club, $4.00; Maccabean Society, $3.60; DeSola Club, $2.80; George Eliott Girls, $1.80; Maimonides Club, 30c; Interest, $5.71; Total, $641.68.
Expense: Printing, $31.02; stationery, postage, etc., $9.65; engraving trophies, $1;50. Total, $42.17.
$600 in Victory Bond? have been purchased from the money realized.
WARNS JEWS JUDGMENT DAY IS AT ���"*� HAND
Berlin (J.T.A.}.�Warning that "a day of judgment and vengeance".is due for the German Jews is made by the anti-Semitic "Deutsche
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proposal of Uae Morxenpost that 400 German capitalists be taken into custody before they flee froon the country in an effort to escape their share of the taxes.
The "Deutsche Zehunc" declares that this is eoejBary, but it vrccs instead that 400 Jewish representatives be held as "hostage*.** mad that it is time, moreover, that a day of vengeance be Tisited upon the Jews.
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